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<blockquote data-quote="Maraxle" data-source="post: 360393" data-attributes="member: 5538">Thanks for the quick feedback, chilibean!Hmmm...&nbsp; When I hover my mouse on the buttons, I get a popup text.&nbsp; I'll have to check it again.The VB package maker *should* prompt you when it comes to overwriting a file.Blue on blue?&nbsp; What browser/version are you using?&nbsp; I'm going to make some quick changes in case my style sheets are messing people up.The numbers in parentheses are a weighting number.&nbsp; If there's three formulas, and one has a (50) next to it, that one will be chosen 50% of the time, and the other two 25% each.&nbsp; If the numbers add up to more than 100%, the program ignores your bad math and approximates for you.As for some of the other special symbols:^ = capitalize[] = square brackets mean that something shows up 50% of the time.&nbsp; So if I have &quot;cool[!]&quot;, half the time it will say &quot;cool&quot; and the other half it will say &quot;cool!&quot;.@ = random vowel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maraxle, post: 360393, member: 5538"] Thanks for the quick feedback, chilibean! Hmmm... When I hover my mouse on the buttons, I get a popup text. I'll have to check it again. The VB package maker *should* prompt you when it comes to overwriting a file. Blue on blue? What browser/version are you using? I'm going to make some quick changes in case my style sheets are messing people up. The numbers in parentheses are a weighting number. If there's three formulas, and one has a (50) next to it, that one will be chosen 50% of the time, and the other two 25% each. If the numbers add up to more than 100%, the program ignores your bad math and approximates for you. As for some of the other special symbols: ^ = capitalize [] = square brackets mean that something shows up 50% of the time. So if I have "cool[!]", half the time it will say "cool" and the other half it will say "cool!". @ = random vowel [/QUOTE]

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